Bring a Piece of Home to Homesick Kiwis with Our Kiwiana Cards and Gifts

Being away from home can be tough, but a little touch of New Zealand can make all the difference. Our Kiwiana collection is designed for homesick Kiwis who long for a reminder of Aotearoa. Whether you're looking for heartfelt greeting cards, unique Kiwiana gifts, or a meaningful New Zealand gift for a loved one overseas, we have just the thing to bring a smile to their face.

What Does Kiwiana Mean?

Kiwiana refers to the objects, symbols, and cultural icons that are uniquely associated with New Zealand. It encompasses everything from traditional Maori motifs to classic Kiwi childhood memories and native flora and fauna. Items like the kiwi bird, the pohutukawa tree, and New Zealand pop art all fall under the umbrella of Kiwiana, representing the identity and spirit of the nation.

Thoughtful Kiwiana Gifts for Homesick Kiwis

For Kiwis living abroad, nothing beats the feeling of receiving a piece of home in the mail. Our collection of Kiwiana gifts is perfect for those who miss the sights, sounds, and memories of New Zealand. Whether it’s a greeting card featuring a classic Kiwi landscape or a home décor item that brings back fond memories, these gifts offer a little comfort from afar.

The kiwi bird is a classic Kiwiana symbol and appears in many of our designs. As New Zealand’s national bird, the kiwi represents uniqueness and resilience—just like the people of Aotearoa. Our collection features everything from artwork to greeting cards and gifts inspired by this beloved bird, making them perfect for reminding someone of home.

Kiwiana Cards: Send a Little Bit of Aotearoa

A handwritten note can mean the world to someone who’s far from home. Our Kiwiana greeting cards are designed to capture the spirit of New Zealand, featuring everything from the vibrant pohutukawa tree to nostalgic Kiwi symbols. Whether you're sending birthday wishes, thinking of you messages, or just a simple reminder of home, our colourful and heartfelt cards make the perfect keepsake.

What to Write in a Kiwiana Greeting Card

Not sure what to say to a homesick Kiwi? Here are some ideas:

  • For a friend abroad: "Thinking of you and sending a little piece of home your way. Hope you’re doing well across the miles!"

  • For a family member: "Even though we’re far apart, New Zealand will always be our shared home. Sending love and hugs from Aotearoa!"

  • For a Kiwi missing summer: "May the pohutukawa and beach memories keep you warm! Can’t wait to have you back for a classic Kiwi summer."

  • For a nostalgic message: "Nothing beats a good fish & chips on the beach or the sound of a tui in the morning—hope this card brings back fond memories!"

Adding a heartfelt note makes your card even more meaningful, helping to bridge the distance between loved ones.

The Beauty of the Pohutukawa Tree in Kiwiana Art

The pohutukawa tree is one of New Zealand’s most iconic natural symbols, blooming with bright red flowers during summer. Pohutukawa art captures this beauty and is a popular choice for gifts that bring a sense of home to expats and travellers. Whether as a greeting card, a framed print, or a stylish home accessory, the pohutukawa tree is a beloved emblem of Kiwi summers and togetherness.

New Zealand Pop Art: A Fun and Modern Take on Kiwiana

For those who love contemporary designs, our New Zealand pop art collection offers a modern twist on traditional Kiwiana symbols. Bold colours, creative patterns, and unique interpretations of Kiwi culture make these pieces the perfect gift for someone who wants to celebrate their roots in a fresh and artistic way.

Bringing Home a Piece of Aotearoa

For homesick Kiwis, even the smallest reminders of New Zealand can bring comfort and joy. Whether you’re sending a thoughtful Kiwiana card, gifting a piece of pohutukawa art, or finding the perfect New Zealand gift for a loved one overseas, our collection is designed to keep the spirit of Aotearoa alive—no matter where in the world you are.

Explore our range today and send a little bit of New Zealand to those who need it most.